Army Bridge Crewmembers (MOS 12C) support gap-crossing operations by helping assemble bridge and rafting systems used to move personnel and equipment. This role is part of Army engineering operations and involves equipment handling, construction-related tasks, and teamwork in field environments. MOS 12C training covers foundational soldier skills along with job-specific instruction tied to bridge operations … Read more
Army Basic Combat Training (BCT) is designed to transform civilians into disciplined Soldiers through approximately ten weeks of structured physical, mental, and tactical training. As of 2026, the U.S. Army conducts Basic Combat Training at four primary installations across the United States: Fort Benning, GA Fort Jackson, SC Fort Leonard Wood, MOÂ Fort Sill, OK … Read more
The Army’s Future Soldier Program is a delayed entry program that allows individuals to make a commitment towards joining the Army without directly shipping to Basic Combat Training. Individuals who join this program will complete entry testing, including the ASVAB test to see which MOS they qualify for. After choosing an MOS and completing entry … Read more
Army Plumbers (MOS 12K) perform plumbing and pipefitting duties in support of Army facilities and field operations. The role involves installing, repairing, and maintaining plumbing systems and fixtures in both permanent and temporary environments. This position combines technical trade skills with Army training standards to support operational and installation needs. Qualifications, Training and Duty Stations … Read more
Soldiers in the U.S. Army are held to defined appearance and grooming standards that are intended to support professionalism, discipline, and uniformity. Over time, the Army has adjusted its tattoo policy to reflect broader social changes while still maintaining restrictions tied to appearance, placement, and content. This page outlines what tattoos are currently authorized under … Read more